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    Fair Use Guidelines

    By: Kristina M. Shealy

    How do I know if I
    am within the
    realm of fair use?

    4 Questions to ask
    yourself:
    1. What is my intended purpose?
    2. What is the nature of the prior

    work?
    3. What amount of the original work
    will I use?
    4. Will my use have an effect on the
    market value of the prior work?

    Lets
    break
    it
    down

    1. What is my intended
    purpose?
    Examples of fair use
    purposes:
    Criticism and comment
    News reporting
    Research and scholarship

    2. What is the nature of the


    prior work?
    Factual or Fancy?
    There are only a limited number of ways to
    present factual information because of
    this reason, there is more flexibility in using
    factual works versus works of fancy.

    3. What amount of the original


    work will I use?
    The more you use, the less likely it is

    fair use.
    Although there is not an exact word
    limit for fair use, 10% is a decent
    guideline.
    The more you add or change, the
    better possibility for fair use.

    4. Will my use have an effect on


    the market value of the prior
    work?
    Your use should not be competition

    $
    $$
    $
    $$ $$

    for the prior work.


    The more additions/changes you
    make, the more it will differ from the
    original, the less effect on the value
    of the prior work.

    Questions???

    Fishman, Stephen (2011) The Copyright Handbook: What Every Writer Needs
    to Know Berkeley, CA: NOLO
    Pokonobe Associates (2000) JENGA Pawtucket, RI: Hasbro/Milton Bradley

    References:

    Special&Thanks
    To:
    My models/actors/children: Nicholas
    Lucas Shealy

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